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exc: 'S yellow cIarinsS. @s:.; o. s.c sans:
| 5Izd51<c; refined A, 6Za6efc; translated
S,le61Sc; powdered, he; cut loaf, 7S<c
| Strong.
RICE-LOuisiAna, 41le5'<. carOlina. 5,le
O.NDIES-sticksa all sizes in boxes, pail,
and barrels, T1<@e>Sc.
COZ FRE-,ommon, 1910; ordinary, ala
choice to fancy, 2iS25c; old Sovsrnm.nt'
pass. Firm.
s0AP-S95l<c per pound.
SALr-0hio river, 81 10 per barrel; Sagi-
pay' coarse q = p:f SssF' 'a poett snSl S
229497c; ear loads from lsvee or depot, Sc
1MSoIAssEs-LOuisiana, common to fair,
27sS9c; prime 70 choice. t2s5Oc; syruo,
choice, S5s4Oc; centrifugal fancy, D9iOe.
CANNED GOODS, ETc-Pricss per dor
Pinsapples, 81 25G1l SO; peaches, 2-l6 stand
2 toS S1 S s standard .si i iS s sIS
81 l5gl Si strawberries, 81 l09l Is; raspbsr-
ries, 81 1901 Is; blsekberrics, SOL is; green
CAGES. 81 609l Is; pears. S2g2 Is; plums,
q S0gl 70; ASPARAGUS, g Goa green corn,
tors, full weight, lib, S@s5e; alb. 81 eos
l75; light weight, l. b, IS s65c alb, sl@
l 10; condensed milk-Crown, Is 1885 IS;
Eagle, " 70; swiss, % 20.
SANTOS, Jane O.--Coffet aver
age, $500 reis per 10 kilos; receipts dur.
ing the week, 5000 bags; slsarahcss for
the United States, 10000 bags; stock, l50,OsO
bags.
RIO DEJANEIR0, ] une q. Codeo-resu-
lsr. frsis. 10 $50 reisl per 10 kilos; good sec
onds, $3.50 reis; receipts during the week,
52,O0 bags; purchases for the Unitsd STATES,
Z2,OOU bags; clearances for the United
States, 2l,C0O; stock, H8,000 bags.
NEW YORK, June 3J.-Coifes-Spot fair
Rio, nominal at Is 75c; options hisker but
only moderately active; sales, $3.50 bags;
July, II all .25N; August, II. 15fl7 tSc; Sep
tember, IL 40 all SOC; October, l7.75dlSc: No
Yem6er, 1913 aS co. 3D. December. 7S@ls.l5c;
March, is l0Gls SIC; April, ltc. sugar
steady; cunos, 4Ac; English Island, 40;
extra manils, 4lsc; refined, quiet; standard
A, 5 .44G51sc; G N focti0hers a, 44ci gTAnu-
lated, $40. Molasses dali and nominal.
Rice etc .dy.
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$lSO,5OO Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, I
MNnRaIa TUnu lime n IaGw

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, l
MEMPHIS, THgE., June IA, 1854 +
By authority We offer fer sale. throush
,oalsd proposals only, siSo,SsO Tipten
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bends, dated
May /, 1897, maturing as folIsvsi
tll,000 dus 0 years after lsts.
tS,t00 due - years after date.
$3.50 due is years after date.
tS,50o dus - years after date.
All In denominations Of S50s and coupons,
payable ssmi-annuany on February lst and
August LIST Of each year. covering each six
months interest, except that the first coupon,
payable February lT, next, covers nins
nsuths interest and the last maturing con
pom three months interest. All on the fA.e
are payable nj this Bank and can be redeemed
after Ave years frsm dite.
Address scaled proposals 10 the "Board o
Directors Union and Planters Bank, Mem
phis, Tenn" marked bid for Bonds"
with a certified check for three per cont Of
the amount bid for as n guaranty of eompli-
auce, and such proposals will remain IN
opened until Il m. July ~, 1887, at which
time they win be opened and awards made to
the Highest bidders, except that bids for lees
than par and accrued Interest cannot be en-
tsrtsined.
In addition TO the amsunt bid for tho Bonds
purchasers will have 70 pay fer the interest
accrued since May let, past.
These Bonds are issued for the rode N ptiou
Of like amsant of unmAtured Certificates
of indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt of the county, except . small AostiHE
debt for csrrent expenses fully covered by
pat due sollestiblo taxes.
Henry Graft, E's., NJ d Messrs. Turley a
Wright, we're en1agcd to investigate and pro
nounoe upon the < latisn and proceedings
under which they wee inued, Snd their
write opinion ssnc udss rs fellows:
IA or careful consid ration wo give II rs
"Our opinion that the Ho;'on Of the county 10
July auth riEed by n d legislation and In
conformity thereto; and that the bonds 10
"be issued under II sill 10 tho valid and
Il gal bonds of Upton county"
fortified by an opuion of validity and
regularity from sue able and eminent at
torneys, we ha no hesitation In recon-
mendlng to inve tors rs u most desirable and
thoroughly Pafe inve tnert these Bonds is
sued by oou ty 80 W allhy, prosperous, and
50 iigh .ly burdesOd vita debt.
NAPOLEON HILL, President
S. p. READ, Cashier,
AZ JIuion ana PIa kaxss pankI
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"a be LOwI
Water. Changes.
sTATIeNs.

PITTsBUKa, jane % Noon-Kiver
foot inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather sboEr and warm.
WHEELING, June D.-Noon-River 4
feet 8 inches on tho gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm. ut.
LOUISVILLE, juno 0-Noon-River 7
feet In the sapal and 4 feet 10 inches on the
falls and hhinE. Weather clear and hot
EVANSVILLE, Jpne 70 Noon-River IA
feet ? inches on the gauge and falling
Weather clear and warm; thermometer So.
CINCINNATI, Juns 90. -Noop-River 12
feet | inch on tho gauge and falling.
Weather eleAri thermemeter. 81. Arrived:
Golden Rule, New Orleans, last night.
CAIRO. jane 2O.-NOa % feet
inch en- the gauge and rising. Weather
clear and hot. Arrived: DesOts, Memphis,
PM City Of 81. Louis New Orleans, Q
. m. (; City Of OAiro, 81. Leuis, II pm. De-
parted Desoto, Cincinnati, . D. IN. City of
~. Lcuis, 81. Louis, 10 pm. City Of Cairo,
Hicksbqrg, q; m; JOhn a. Wood and tow,
New Orleans, am; 3. L. Wood and tow,
New Orleans, Sam.
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LUMBER MARUwT
The following are the Wholesale prioos Of
lumber in this market:

lumber in this market:
LsTnS-Poplar. q 90; cypress, $3.50.
POPLAh,l in., lst and I'd clear, Us; TX
and 2i9 1is Let ld, and % clear, S25j common
measure, lst and ID, s2Si dressei. T. TX and
2 in. Is and I'd, t30935; oommon dressed, /
in, 4l5a20.
TIMBER-Poplar, sac; oypro,s. SaS
cottonwood, SOS; gu N, mas So; oak, sos /;
ash, " bSi black walnut, s2O@5O.
mon, 1910.
C0LT0NWooD-1t to 3 in. mill run, cullS
YELLOW PINE-1, " and2in 1st and
ID, s2092i dressed, $50; flooring, and in =,
SIS flooring, land in, SCI so; I'd flooring,
$2 SO; heart step lumber, S3O9lO; x ceiling,
SIS; II Getting, $22 5Oi X ceiling, 800
AsH.ls.ti , snd % % clear, to in, s2O923;
CYPREs5-l, 81 and 2 in. lat and I'd,
Ike, Wv
sawed or shaved saps, so So '""''''
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
HONEY 6 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE Is PREM.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, 102e
Sales Yesterday 125
Bales.
APPEAL 0TyIcE.

htNpAr 6Vbhlh0s June ZOi loolsJ
Money continues in good demand
and rates are firm. Call and time loans,
TO Spor cent. But little was done in Local
securities at the Stock Exchange today, but
few bids and offerings being made. Ne
sales were reported.
Memphis spot cotton Is quiet; niddling.
10hc.
At New York spot cotton is quiet and on
10 on all grades; middling, lie. Futures
closed firm, S to points decline on the old
crop aud one point Of on the new. June,
D.76alO.77c.
New Orleans spots are dull and nominal I;
niddliDE. 10 11-l6s. Futures easy and of 6
to 10 points on the old crop and to points
Cd on the new. June nominal.
leading New York cotton circular says
Of the future market: Considerable ami
na.iol was shown in old crop contracts.
There was decline of about lOs1l points,
followed by little more steadiness. Nov
crop in the meantime was held fairly
steady"
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange will re-
main closed until tomorrow wednesday,
morning. No reports we're received today,
in oonseq uenee.
The wheat market is weak and saggy, and
provisions are lower. Chandler, Brown &
Co, Of Chicago, in their weekly review of
the wheat market, say; "Poreign markets
will, as they have done in the past. follow
eur prices down, and hold back SO long as
they are en- decline, and at the same time
we believe it is the purpose of the banks
here to put this wheat they are carrying
spon the market as fast as II will take il
without too much decline in values"
Now that the market is without the sup
port Of Kershaw and his "bull" friends, the
Vaiue of speculation We apprehend is suf-
fcient to cary the large visible supply and
maintain even present prices. The cora
market reacted and shows some signs Of
recovery. ii will be a long tins before the
new crop can be marketed, very little of the
contract grade Of which can be delivered
this year. We are inclined 10 the belief that
nearly if not bottom prices, have been
reached. The grocery m srket is somewhat
weaker and coffee is unsettled and excited.
IMPORTS.
Five bbls appl,s; AL SKIS brand; 1ilS rolls
bagging, 754 pkgs aoon, cars cotton seed,
eggs. 62s b6is four, SIS bales hay. Is head
horses and mules; &c pkgs lard, 10000 feet
Sf Lumber, Is psgs Liquor, cars lime AS
bbls meal; cars oats, So bbls potatoes, s
cars pork sides, 70 pkEs rice, 46 bbls sugar,
xs pigs tobacco.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS FRO.

,WHISKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon
81 80 OBJ 70 distilled goods from $50 TO 81 20,
according to proof; rye, S2a6.
WINES--Ameri San extra, gtS. s7a8, Pjper
Held ieck, dts, s25; pints, S27; Mumm,s ex-
ira d,y, ats. ~; .pints, t3l 80; Veuve
Cliquot' gts, 81 Bints, s33; claret, Qts, SO sc
or 81; 81 extra for pints; imported Rhine
VINE, Tgl2 for qtsi Catawba, sweet, 9Oc9
! - per gallon; Catawba, dry. SOL Is per
gallon; Catawba, sweet, SO 5O@e5 per case
Catawba,. dry. Ag5 per case; California
wines; Sl@l so per gallon; imported port,
81 6Q95; imported sherry, 81 5O95; imported
ale SBuIke.s bottleryl. pints, 81 IS; OTIS, 90 ;
Angostura. bitteIs, pts, SIC so; champagne
cider, qts, 1898 so; TASKS, half pints, So ;
gross pints, 84i ats, t6.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, June 2O.-Whisky
steady, 81 05,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 20.-Whisky-dis-
tiller's finished goods, 81 10. ,
.,s SiEvlS saIs. liz, e.; JUNE 2Owhisky
basis Of 81 O6. m
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DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS.

DRUdS-Quinine, P. Il w., o., CSC; cans
$50; NewYerk quinine, oE.,55c; cans, 500 y.
4 :; qSinipe. GA "a s S5c; cans: COO; pOrPhins
New York morphine, X o., s. is per or.
or; 5 o.. cans, $50 OF. gum opium, FER
pound, "a so. powdered, $6 per pound; TO-
dide, potash. S per pound; subnitrs 70 bis
form. 45c per pound; blue mass, l3c per
pound; oalomel, Soc per pound; mercury,
65c per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: camphor, SOC per pound: alcohol,
barrels; per gallon, 81 OS; castor oil. barrels,
PAINTS AND 0IL-white lead, ColIier's,
$40 per pound, EXC OF Is days; Southern
white lead, 90 per. pound, 500 pounds, 81 q.
21c of, 10, days; boiled linseed: oil, 4sc per
gallon,, by barrel; raw, 45c; turpentine ,SS1lS
per gallon, by barrel.
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PR0VIRIONR.

BUTTER--Butterine, l2@l3c; creamery,
DC; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5a22c.
HOG PR0DUCTS-Quiet; mess pork, new,
S17 so; old SIS So; sugar cured hams, llsztd
baco d, ,SA@Ss7Sc; cleor side, bacon. 9991so
bacon shoulders, 61a965hc; bulk pork clear
sides, 89S1Sc; clear rib sides, 754977Sc
shoulders, 6s61sc; long clear. 7sSs7$4c; pork
LSRDgTierces, SIC; half barrels, To;
kegs, 70; choice kettle, S98Ac. Firm.
CHEESE-Prlme fats, 9giOc; New York
factory, none; tull cream, 15c; Young
Pies FEET Barrels, 81 so; half barrels,
POUI "Ey-Chickeus active; spring, 81 Is
as: o d ters, So 1903.
FRFsE MEATS-Cold storage beef. fore
quarters, 1850; hindquarters of beef, 99lOc
~ luton, SO.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, June 9O.-Provision.
sS 10 3ry saft msat. nSm O should I15d
ers. IS 671<; long clear, IS so; clear ribs,
IS 5O;. short clear, 81 %. BAeOn-boxed
shculdersi s. 90; long clear and
clear ribs, sS25; short clear. $50.
@l0c. Butter steady and Arm; creamery,
l59lSc; dairy, l09l5c.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-Alitt more life was
manifested in the provision market, Etill
trading was not very large: OF rings on
speculative account were fair, and the de-
mand was not particularly urgent Prices
AVERAGED a tri1e lower. July lard open cd
at D 3211z, and sold down to s6 Is, the closing
figures; July short ribs started at 81 IS, and
declined to 81 30. the closing figures. Cash
quotations we're as follows; Mess pork, per
sides, loose, $50; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, s. GOES 10; ihort clear sides, boxed,
81 7O@7 rs The eading futures ranged az
follows: Me'spgrk, per brl, juno opened
at s22, highest 81, lowest s22, closing al
s22, Lard. per 100 o.--lune opened at g. 30,
highest S. 80 owe 1921 closing M S. Pr
july opened a s. 3l19 bighes' SO 32lz, lowest
s. 25, closing NJ 50 p; August opened al
s. ~, highest, s. IS, lowest S. 37%,
closing at s. 74; september opened N
6 IS higbests IS. lowest s. AN. closing al
So ia Stoft rib per l00lbs--June opened
az s7S5. higse.t 81 IS, lowest 81 80, closip
at 81 30. Jul, opened 1T 81 35. highest
81 IS, lowest {. g., closing at $3.50; August
opened ats7 Is. N hest q Az, lowest 81 lO
closing at 81 AZ September opened N
81 S., highest, N57H, lowest, 81 50. elosipI
at6 521s. o. the Produce Exchange todsy
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, loose, Sl9l rs; sell.
ing, - er barrel; dried apples, so per pound
from store. Dried peaches, TO from store,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 5Og2 rs from
store Cabbsss. crate KTSut, bar
FRUIT : Oranges, imported, IS 1894 81
per box. Lemons, so SOFAS so per box; large
supply Bananas, 81 50l2 so per bunch.
NUTS-COacOsnuts,e 6 per 100. Peauuts--
Virginia, 60; Tennessee farmers stock, S01
&c; roaAted, 2Lac HIGHER; shelled, 100. AL
monds, 1850. Walnuts- EuRlish, lsc; Fr n n
l5c, Filbsrts, l21Sc. Peoans-Texs., T9l0o /;
Brazil nut. 1910. Chestnuts-Impol ted !,
l212c per pound.
RAlSINSa.LoudOn layers, So; laysrs,S2 rs ;
California, 81 10
PICKLE,-In iarp, pints $50; quarts, 81 so;
half gallons, 81 Is; gallons, So rs; oose, bar
rels, So 50S7; halt barrels, e.; mixed, bar
rels. $40 s. mixed, half barrels, So.
EGG Quiet, 13gl4c.
P0TAT0kS-New, buying, So so; loose,
selling, 50 so per barrel.
CIDER-New York, 90 so per barrel and
g IS per half barrel.
EISH-Mackere'. half barrels, No. l.,
50 25; No. 2, IS rs; No. 8, s.; 10 10 kit, No. l.,
81: No 2, $50; No. 5, $50. Dry herrin rs,
family, Is per box.
GAMs-Game 6sh, 696c.
vlNEGhR-109l8, per gallon.
S0APS-S93lSc.
CANDLBS-Fuil weight. $1,000.
SNUFFS-Garrett's, l0.S5o; Ralyh's,
1910; Railroad, 9hc
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOAIS
MOVEMENTs AT THE LEyER
GENERAL NEWS

HoF.
CLAAR.
RIvsR rising.
BWIHEss lair.
sIx boats leaving today.
oHIo for Cincinnati this evening.
THREE Anchor liners leaving today
The Mississippi Is falling at ST
Louis
TpR Tennessee and Gumberlanc
rivers are fAkng.
THE Alberta No. 8 leaves here to
merrsw evening for White vsr.
THE tug Ida Patton arrived yester.
day with large ran Of logs.
ARKANSAS RIVER is isi ing at Fort
Smith bat rising ut LitIs Rock.
The Buckeye state leaves Cincin
natl tomorrow evening for this port.
DBsKs the "a hours ending at moor
yesterday she river here rsSe inches.
CAPT. Ed NoLwANp has returned from
q busihoss II b 10 Vishbufg AID Pine Bluff.
THE Oitv of New Orleans ia an.
neuussd TO leave hero ut neon TO- dsy for
new Orleans.
THE Arkansaa City, Capt. Harry
BrsIsSki, Raves 1T D o'elOok TINS evening for
| UaiTo and st. Leafs.
HARaY BEsr, second clerk of ,the
Kate Adams, stspped Of yesterday and John
Childrets went out In has place.
THE City If Cairo, Capt. Lighter,
Is tho Anshsr Line pc skst leaving here at 10
s'aieck this msrninE for Vioksburg.
THE Gsyoso, Capt. q X. Joplin
leaves this evening tsf 81. Francis river.
Mes.rs. l.. y. and Gus CunniAs are her
clerks.
Carr s Fl. PARsor arrived yesterday
from lGuisville; He wsl remain here for
several days and inspect sone Of our local
packets.
The Kate Adams, for Arkansas City,
James Lee, for Friars Point, and Rene Ma
srsady, for .0sceOlS, efe yesterday evening
with fair trips.
MRS STEADhAN, Mrs. NJ. M. Dean,
Miss Fannie Parker and Misc Rsse Sedie-
wick are making tho round trip on the
steamer 0hia.
THR X. l.. Cobb, Ospt. q b. Smith,
Is the regular packet having this evening
for Hello n, Pine Biuh and all way landings
on the eko rivee. Capt. @Ames N. Thomp-
sen " chef clerk, and he b assisted By Ru-
|, fas Poster. H
THR United States spaQboat John R
NeiEs has been WORKING mp the Tellahatchie
river and she removed the watervheel beam
Of the var steamer star Of the West, also
her walking beam. II win De rem smbered
that the Star Of tho West had an eVenttul
war history. The Me'Rs has alss been al
york tahins cut the wreck Of tho Mary Il.
KsoAs. b
THE 0hin, Capt M. NJ. Deem, ar.
rived ysFierdiy from the Ohio river with
pbeat az pack ages. hnluskng SEQ barrels Of
dour, 30 barreis Of salt, oCe hogs Of nails,
100 bsrrsk Of semeAs, 80 pa hayes OF psper
and See pashaaes Of hssnl uro. hhe leaves
naain this evening far eairo. Evansville,
Louisvills, OincinnAh ala all way landings
en- the Mississippi and 0hio rivere, Meisrs.
Marry Prsetsr aud VIM. Hedseviek arc her
clerks.
The small sternwheel steamer Ed
Fsstsr was sold yeg erdsy NJ yablis outcry.
CAPT. John Carr salelstel, and the hrst bid
was t1e trsm CAPT. IA Nowlsnd,. Capt,
Jshn Whippi,,ef Lsuisyille, saw him s25
better. Ike bids wore raised until $3.50 was
reached, when capt. EsW1And dropped out,
Wkippls. The latter Will take The Foster TO
Louisville, have her repaired and place hor
In ebert trade. The Foster Is lso feet long,
70 feet beam and . feet held, cylinders s
inches in diameter, 81 feet stroke, and one
boiler.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ann ual
IN meeting of the stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Comps
ny of the Statos Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
held at the Office of the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, In the city OF Gown gton
Ky , at tho hour OF IL O'Clock noon, on thu
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose OF the
election Of a Board OF Directors 10 serve fol
Of IS per cent. fifty years gold bonds OF said
company, issued or to be issued at rate mel
ing $780, 900 per mile OF its lines Of rail.
road situated In sal States, and the maxim !
OF n mortgage on its property and franchisoI
TO- secure the payment thereof, and sue
other business nj, may properly come befoi Q
/. II. M. H0YT, Secretary.
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COAL 0lL-Prime white. wholesale lots,
loo per gallon.
CLEVELAND. O., June 2C.-PetrOleum
quiet; 8. W., ITO, 70.
PITTSBURG, Pa, June @.-PetroIeum
dull but fteaiy; National Transit cer.ih
Gates opened at $50, closed at CSC, highest
63Ac, lowest 62JSc.
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LIVE sTOOR

CORN FED OATTLE-Choic. ,o..v,,,. IA
4Izci good, 35<9lc. '' o'eA""
,HQg&Choice, 6@5Ac;; good, 4gIa5c.
'SHEEP-Choice, 4c; medium "a tS3lIc
common, sl9l so. o7sS"'0'
LA a u :, sSd.s s5s6; common to good.
GRASS cArrLE-ohOics, sIes1Sc good,
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COTTON sEED PRODUCTs

PRIME CRUDE OIL, 27@2711c; of crude,
23@4c; prime summer yellow, 3ig25c; off
summer yellow, Sl@92c; choice cook ing
summer yellow, 96G3Sc: prime cotton Feed
meal, sl5 1915 rs; of cotton seed meal, Sll
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MIL EH AND HnRaEa

MULES Quiet; IA to 141< hands high, sS5
@l0Q; AZ e 70 hands high, .ssO9ll0; IS to
high, SIS 600. The chief demand Is for
mules from Az to Is hands high.
HORSES-Fair; drivers, Sl25a165; heavy
draft, 81 45dlS0; saddle, 81 25gl75; extra
saddle, Sl7509275; plugs, tl5gS5.
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z.es1$s fair 70 medium. sS4s2szci SCALA
XMAS CITY. NO., Juns a-rAs LI,,
Sosk i.d'sstsv reports: CAttle-Rsceipts
and SSlQc higher for Shipping; seed e
shsics, tai Is; sonmsn 10 medium, % 81
g -; stoekers, g eOas; feeding steers, q
eS 20; COWS. SECS Is. Hsgs-keseipts. bsse
ts higher; COED 10 ohsice. a SOSl 20; con
mon To- medium,IA 5se4 rs; skips and pigs.
tSs4 40. SheeP-RecslPts, atI head ship.
ments, nsnei good 10 shoice, SS9S ~;
sonmon 10 medium. soc &.
NEW YORK sRY aO0Ds nARKRT.
NEW YORK. june 3s.-There was a mod
crate new business; but through deliveries
on account of previous engage ments the
sales were Of Srgs proportion.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--TUEsDAY JUNE q, 1887

and win reuaia 90 until tomorrow, wednss.
day, morning. In honor Of the Queens jubi.
lee. No reports received.
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AGRIpULTURAL SEEDS,

SEEDS-oloyer, a. rs PER bushei; orchard
grass, 81 SOL 4Oi herdssrass. Soc; timothy,
S2g2 % German millet, 809S5c; stock peas,
81 30(gl 40.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
Bales, 125 bales; receipts, 81 bales; ship.
ments, "a bales; stook on hand, Sl9l bales /;
receipts to d tte. $50, 236 bales; shipments to
dase, 646, 5lS bales.
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aRslNERIRa-

the butter market was stesdisr snS.r heavy
Esceipts, e-eapsry. ltelse; dairy, lsslso.
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RIvE4, AND WkArHRR.

0YPICH SIGNAL oEavICE, u. 3, AL
MRnrHrs, JunO 20. pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at IS meridian time,
which Is enc holr later than Memphis time
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HIDES AND TALLOw.

HIDES-Dry flint, No. l, 15c; No. 2, lac ;
dry sailed, l0gl2c; green salted, No. |, TIC
No. 2, 60; green, 596c. ShseD skins, l5cgsl.
Beesw4x. 200. Tallow, 393%c.
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P0WDER--Kegs, Is; half kegs, 81 rs;
garter kegs, 81 So
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WOOL.

Vocabulary grease wool, unwashed. 10
@l8c; clear grease wool, 23d25c; bury
washed, 1890; tub washed, 33@g36c.
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The New Orleans future market open ed
barely steady, and closes easy aJd 6 10 IL
points lower. Sales, $500 bales. QUOTE
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PETROLEUM.

35@s5c.
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JOH N IL. NORTOM
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO,
Southern Mineral and Improvement
GSTo
FINANCE.

Money firm and fir supply; ample
for the demand at to s per cont. The
Clearing House report is as follows:
OLEARIN4S